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5Th WORLD FORUM on INTERCULTURAL DIALOGUE Baku, Azerbaijan: 2-3 May, 2019 5th WORLD FORUM ON INTERCULTURAL DIALOGUE Baku, Azerbaijan: 2-3 May, 2019 Building dialogue into action against discrimination, inequality and violent conflict LIST OF PARTICIPANTS № Organization Name Position 1. Mr Nabil El Sharif Executive Director Anna Lindh Foundation Head of Intercultural Research 2. Ms Eleonora Insalaco and Programming Asian Development Bank 3. Mr Nariman Mannapbekov Country Director 4. Mr Nail Valiyev Senior Economics Officer Black Sea Economic Ambassador, First Deputy Cooperation (BSEC) 5. Mr Izzet Selim Yenel Secretary General Deputy of Head of Executive Commonwealth of Committee of the Commonwealth Independent States (CIS) 6. Mr Agybay Smagulov of Independent States Cooperation Council of Turkic 7. Mr Gismat Gozalov Deputy Secretary General Speaking States (Turkic Council) 8. Mr Farrukh Jumayev Project Director Ms Gabriella Battaini 9. Dragoni Deputy Secretary General 10. Mr Alexandre Guessel Director of Political Affairs Mr Manuel Montobbio De Chair of the North-South Center 11. Balanzo Executive Committee Council of Europe 12. Mr José Caroço Executive Director Global Education Programme 13. Mr Miguel Silva Manager 14. Mr Zoltan Hernyes Head of Office Ms Narmin Akhundova 15. Jumshudlu Assistant Economic Cooperation 16. Organization Mr Hadi Soleimanpour Secretary General 17. Mr Muhammad Farooq Assistant Director European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) Head of Resident Office in 18. Ms Ivana Fernandes Duarte Azerbaijan European Commission Deputy Head of Delegation, Head of Political, Economic, 19. Mr Dionysios Daniilidis Press&Information section 20. Mr Kestutis Jankauskas Ambassador European Union 21. Ms Johanna Ketola Adviser International Centre for Migration Policy Development 22. Ms Saltanat Mammadova Project Officer International Committee of 23. the Red Cross (ICRC) Ms Elena Ajmone Sessera Head of Delegation 24. Ms Zhala Azizova Legal Adviser 25. International Organization for Mr Vladimir Gjorgjiev Chief of Mission in Azerbaijan Migration (IOM) Knowledge Management and 26. Ms Najma Ahmed Hussein Communications Consultant International Organization of 27. Turkic Culture (TURKSOY) Mr Dussanbay Kasseinov Secretary General Mr Abdulaziz Othman Al 28. Twaijri Director General Islamic Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization Program Specialist of the (ISESCO) Directorate of Human and Social 29. Mr Amin Jafarov Sciences 30. Mr Yahya Pallavicini ISESCO Goodwill Ambassador 31. KAICIID Dialogue Centre Mr Alvaro Albacete Perea Deputy Secretary-General Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Head of External Co-operation 32. (OSCE) Mr Philippe Tremblay Section 33. Organization of the Islamic Mr Yousef Al Othaimeen Secretary General Cooperation (OIC) Professional Officer in the Cultural 34. Mr Galib Huseynov and Social Affairs Departmnet Professional Officer in the Cultural 35. Ms Suzan Mohamed and Social Affairs Departmnet Parliamentary Assembly Of Turkic-Speaking Countries 36. (TURKPA) Mr Altynbek Mamaiusupov Secretary General 37. Mr Sadyk Sher-Niyaz Member of Jogorku Kenesh Research Centre for Islamic History, Art and Culture (IRCICA) 38. Mr Halit Eren Director General Transport Corridor Europe- 39. Caucasus-Asia (TRACECA) Mr Mircea Ciopraga Secretary General 40. Ms Samira Rafizade Public Relations Expert President of the International Turkic Culture and Heritage 41. Ms Gunay Afandiyeva Foundation President assistant of the Turkic Culture and Heritage International Turkic Culture and 42. Foundation Ms Sevinj Dadashzade Heritage Foundation Referent of the International Turkic Culture and Heritage 43. Ms Firuza Aghamirova Foundation 44. Mr Rustam Mammadov Secretary for İnternational Affairs United Nations Resident 45. Mr Ghulam Isaczai Coordinator in Azerbaijan 46. Ms Shamsiyya Mustafayeva Coordination Analyst United Nations 47. Ms Basma Musa Baghal Public Information Officer 48. Ms Elizabeth Scaffidi Information Officer 49. Mr Fredrik von Bothmer Political Affairs Officer 50. Mr Andreas Damianou Chief, UN Webcast 51. Ms Xin Yin Webcast Producer High Representative for United 52. Mr Miguel Moratinos Nations Alliance of Civilizations Chief of Cabinet and Spokesperson for High 53. Ms Nihal Saad Representative United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC) Member States and Donor Liaison 54. Ms Anna Pavlyuchenko Officer Project Management Specialist - 55. Mr Bram Van Haver Youth and Education 56. Ms Yun Liang Administration United Nations Children's 57. Fund (UNICEF) Mr Aaron Greenberg Regional Advisor, Child Protection 58. Mr Edward Carwardine Representative United Nations Development 59. Program (UNDP) Mr Alessandro Fracassetti UNDP Resident Representative a.i. Team Leader, Sustainable 60. Mr George Bouma Development Assistant Director General for 61. Ms Nada Al-Nashif Social and Human Sciences Chief Intercultural Dialogue 62. Ms Ann-Belinda Preis Section 63. Mr Simon Kuany Specialist United Nations Educational, 64. Ms Paula Isturiz Cavero Associate Project Officer Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Ms Joyce Anne Rodrigues 65. Monteiro Associate Programme Specialist 66. Mr Euan Mackway Jones Associate Programme Specialist Education 2030 Support and 67. Ms Gunay Faradova Coordination 68. Ms Malahat Ibrahimova Digital Editor United Nations Food and Head of FAO Partnership and 69. Agriculture Organization Ms Melek Cakmak Liaison Office in Azerbaijan (FAO) Deputy Head of FAO Partnership 70. Ms Dinara Abbas and Liaison Office in Azerbaijan United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) 71. Mr Guido Ambroso Country Representative Programme Management 72. United Nations Office of Ms Natalia Kislitsina Assistant Counter-Terrorism 73. Mr Mehdi Knani Official of United Nations 74. Ms Sevil Alirzaeva Official of United Nations 75. United Nations Population Ms Azza Karam Senior Advisor Fund (UNFPA) 76. Mr Farid Babayev Assistant Representative United Nations World Tourism Organization 77. (UNWTO) Mr Manuel Butler Halter Executive Director 78. Ms Malak Zungi Regional Project Specialist LIST OF COUNTRIES Country Name Position Organization 79. Mr Ilham Aliyev President The Republic of Azerbaijan 80. Mr Elmar Mammadyarov Minister Ministry of Foreign Affairs Azerbaijan 81. Mr Abulfas Garayev Minister Ministry of Culture 82. Ms Sevda Mammadaliyeva Deputy Minister Ministry of Culture D.G of Cultural 83. Mr Touryalai Ghiyasi Relations (MoFA) Ministry of Foreign Affairs Embassy of the I.R. of 84. Mr Khairullah Spelanai Ambassador Afghanistan in Baku Embassy of the I.R. of 85. Afghanistan Mr Afzal Ahmadi Counselor, DHM Afghanistan in Baku Embassy of I.R. of 86. Ms Haseena Azami Secretary Afghanistan in Baku Embassy of the I.R. of 87. Mr Aziz Rahman Faiqe First Secretary Afghanistan Co-Founder & 88. Mr Gulwali Passarlay Director My Bright Kite Institute of Education Albania 89. Mr Ramiz Zekaj Director Heritage and Tourism Algerian Ministry of 90. Ms Meriem Merdaci Minister Culture Director of cooperation and Algerian Ministry of 91. Mr Saadene Ayadi exchanges Culture Algeria 92. Mr Hamid Boukrif Ambassador Ministry of Foreign Affairs Diplomatic Mission of 93. Mr Abbes Benmoussat Head of Mission Algeria in Baku Geneva Centre for Human Rights Advancement and 94. Mr Idriss Jazairy Executive Director Global Dialogue Embassy of Argentina in 95. Mr Sergio Gunella Ambassador Baku Deputy Head of Embassy of Argentina in Argentina 96. Mr Eduardo Cavallero Mission Baku Embassy of Argentina in 97. Ms Maria Alonso Secretary Baku Chief Executive 98. Ms Lisa Annese Officer Diversity Council Australia 99. Mr Fethi Mansouri Professor Deakin University Australia Leadership Council World Indigenous Tourism 100. Mr Neville Poelina Member Alliance Mr Panagiotis Peter 101. Mousaferiadis CEO Cultural Infusion 102. Ms Anna Maria Haase Teacher Franz Jonas Europaschule Austria North-South Centre of the 103. Ms Carmen Fischer NSC Alumni Council of Europe The Institute for Policy, Bangladesh Advocacy and Governance 104. Mr Syed Munir Khasru Chairman (IPAG) Ministry of Culture of the 105. Ms Natallia Karcheuskaya First Deputy Minister Republic of Belarus Head of Department of Educational Ministry of Culture of the 106. Ms Alena Kavalenia Institutions Republic of Belarus Deputy Head of Department of Ministry of Culture of the 107. Mr Aleg Skaryna Culture and Folk Arts Republic of Belarus Belarus Ambassador Embassy of the Republic of Extraordinary and Belarus in the Republic of 108. Mr Henadzi Akhramovich Plenipotentiary Azerbaijan Embassy of the Republic of Belarus in the Republic of 109. Mr Mikhail Karachun Senior Counsellor Azerbaijan Embassy of the Republic of Belarus in the Republic of 110. Ms Inessa Pavlovskaya First Secretary Azerbaijan Ambassador of Embassy of Belgium to 111. Mr Bert Schoofs Belgium Azerbaijan 112. Mr Thomas Antoine Secretary General Benelux Union European Union Office of The Church of Jesus Christ 113. Belgium Mr Francesco Di Lillo Director of Latter-day Saints 114. Mr Dirk De Vis Mayor Municipality of Ham Ms Maureen Julienne Spouse of Mr. Dirk De 115. Poelman Vis Municipality of Ham Preventing Violent 116. Mr Selim Cherkaoui Extremism Consultant Independant Mr Ako Adignisso Romeo Benin 117. Gbaguidi President ASOC. DESTINO BENIN Adviser to the Federal Ministry of Culture 118. Mr Davor Bosnjak Minister and Sports Bosnia and Permanent Delegation of Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina to 119. Mr Kemal Muftic Ambassador UNESCO Mr Manuel Adalberto Carlos Montenegro Lopes 120. Brazil da Cruz Ambassador Embassy of Brazil in Baku Mr Rezek Andraus Gassani 121. Neto First Secretary
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